Toward a synergy between p2p and grids

Talia, Domenico; Trunfio, Paolo

doi:10.1109/mic.2003.1215667

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“…Moreover, these systems support a high degree of resource volatility. The idea of using P2P approaches for grid resource management has therefore emerged quite naturally [1,2].…”

Section: Using P2p Techniques To Build Gridsmentioning

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Enabling the P2P JXTA Platform for High-Performance Networking Grid Infrastructures

Antoniu

Jan

Noblet

2005

High Performance Computing and Communications

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“…Moreover, these systems support a high degree of resource volatility. The idea of using P2P approaches for grid resource management has therefore emerged quite naturally [1,2].…”

Section: Using P2p Techniques To Build Gridsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Enabling the P2P JXTA Platform for High-Performance Networking Grid Infrastructures

Antoniu

Jan

Noblet

2005

High Performance Computing and Communications

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“…The techniques that the P2P and Grid models use to handle some of the main issues of distributing computing are discussed in [21] in order to find a common foundation that could alleviate the complexities of each other and fulfill the need for secure, scalable and decentralized collaboration. Another approach to combining aspects of Grid and P2P computing is found in the proposal for a new architecture stack for Grids presented in [13].…”

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Interoperability and eServices

Tsalgatidou

Koutrouli

2005

Distributed Applications and Interoperable Systems

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Abstract. eServices are the building blocks for loosely-coupled, distributed applications based on the Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) principles. One of the major benefits they offer is interoperability both between components of service oriented systems and between different systems. Still, the variety and diversity of implementations and interpretations of SOA and the vast amount of emerging standards hinder interoperability. This paper examines interoperability requirements and related issues in the three major eServices categories: Web, Grid and P2P services. Our aim is to provide the basis for a roadmap towards improving interoperability of eServices.

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“…Since large scale resource sharing is also the goal of modern Grid systems, P2P systems and Grid worlds are slowly converging (Foster and Iamnitchi, 2003;Talia and Trunfio, 2003), leading to application of P2P techniques to Grid systems.…”

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Peer-to-peer systems for discovering resources in a dynamic grid

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The convergence of the Grid and Peer-to-Peer (P2P) worlds has led to many solutions that try to efficiently solve the problem of resource discovery on Grids. Some of these solutions are extensions of P2P DHT-based networks. We believe that these systems are not flexible enough in case the indexed data are very dynamic, i.e., the values of the resource attributes change very frequently over time. This is a common case for some data managed by typical Grid systems, like CPU loads, queue occupation, etc. Moreover, since common requests for Grid resources may be expressed as multi-attribute range queries, we think that the DHTbased P2P solutions that have been proposed so far with the aim of supporting such type of queries can suffer from poor flexibility and efficiency.In this paper we thus present a couple of P2P systems. Both the systems are based on Routing Indexes, used to efficiently route queries and update messages in the presence of highly variable data. The first system needs the adoption of a tree-shaped overlay network. The second one, which is an evolution of the first, is based on a two-level hierarchical network topology, where tree topologies must only be maintained at the lower level of the hierarchy, i.e., within the various node groups making up the network. The main goal of the second organization is to achieve a simpler maintenance of the overall P2P graph topology, by preserving the good properties of the tree-shaped topology.We discuss the results of extensive simulation tests aimed at assessing the performance and scalability of the proposed approaches, by also studying how the network topologies affect the propagation of query and update messages.

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Toward a synergy between p2p and grids

Cited by 151 publications

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Enabling the P2P JXTA Platform for High-Performance Networking Grid Infrastructures

Enabling the P2P JXTA Platform for High-Performance Networking Grid Infrastructures

Interoperability and eServices

Peer-to-peer systems for discovering resources in a dynamic grid

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